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I shoot film as well, currently using a Pentax K1000 since my Canon FT decided to bite the dust 
 
an example of the shot I used, used Fujicolor C200

OldVsNew by bluehatphotographers, on Flickr

Ok, doing this is retarded. All headphones are at the end of the day analogue. This means that the adaptor will need a DAC (which add bulk), and fucking having to carry around adaptors negates the benefit of making a device thinner.

Very good on the execution. I would have liked something a bit more "alive" color wise.
9/10
 

9/10 real loving the stars and the red landscape kind of gave me a Mars feeling, really good work!
 
Was just experimenting with the Olympus 15mm F8

Leaves by Arthur Ehlert, on Flickr
 

9/10 real loving the stars and the red landscape kind of gave me a Mars feeling, really good work!
 
Was just experimenting with the Olympus 15mm F8

Leaves by Arthur Ehlert, on Flickr
 

9/10 real loving the stars and the red landscape kind of gave me a Mars feeling, really good work!
 
Was just experimenting with the Olympus 15mm F8

Leaves by Arthur Ehlert, on Flickr
 

Hmm, alright thanks, will buy a bag off ice before they cut the power and try it

You might want to set it in a cooking pot or large tupperware in case it leaks. Forgot to mention that

Ouch, he just said something to Apple that my heart has been screaming for years (and my mouth).

I mean, he's right. iMacs have crappy overheating laptop discrete GPUs (or no dGPUs at all), MacBooks (all but the high-end 15" MacBook Pro) only have integrated GPUs (with the dGPU in the top end 15" MBP being very mid-range) and Mac Pro has a workstation GPU that isn't meant for gaming at all.

This is coming from a MacBook Pro user.

If you were looking for small mirrorless cameras, the GM1/5 would be good choices and can be found at affordable prices online, and also provide a bigger sensor compared to most compacts plus giving you guys the flexibility if you ever wanted to change lenses.
 
But if you are not looking for any of these and just want a simple point and shoot and don't mind the fixed lens of a compact, then I suggest the RX100 family, as it is a extremely versatile camera and tends to be very user friendly .

8.5/10
 
Really like the symmetry of the photo and the look gives it a drawn impression, which I am really digging!
 
Potrait of a friend I took at F1.7 with a Fujian Lens

Wow, dude, you may have just saved me S$160 dollars, I could now change my Pre-builts case and mobo without paying alot

Buy the first set.
The included telephoto zoom is much better.

basically focus on one thing, make a very detailed zoom and focus on the thing then blur the backround. BAM YOUR PROFESSOINAL!

People who buy iPhones every single time one comes out are morons.

My entry(Apologies if this isn't abstract, I ain't no artist!):

Bought this yesterday just to see what it can do.

Bought this yesterday just to see what it can do.

Bought this yesterday just to see what it can do.

Bought this yesterday just to see what it can do.

speed is fine, accelerating and decelearting, not so much

So basically casual shooting? Really feature wise I feel the Sony a6000, Olympus OM-D E-M10, or Canon T3i would be best suited for your need. The E-M10 or a6000 would probabably be more user friendly than the Canon but all of them would do what you needed them to do.

Got this beauty second hand for my camera 

Got this beauty second hand for my camera